Nigeria partnered with Morocco to achieve its food security through an increase in use of fertilisers, Nigerian President Muhammadou Buhari said. “We ...
North African phosphates, between Morocco’s headway and Algeria’s lethargy
North Africa boasts the world’s richest phosphate reserves, most of which is located in Morocco but Algerian and Tunisian soil have significant untapp...
Fertilizers: OCP pools efforts with IFDC for African farmers’ benefit
Morocco’s Office Chérifien des Phosphates (OCP) has sealed a multi-year partnership agreement with the International Fertilizer Development Center (IF...
Morocco’s OCP Group to set up a fertilizer plant in Kenya
Negotiations are currently underway between the Moroccan phosphates group OCP and Kenya for the setting up of a fertilizer plant in Kisumu, the third ...
OCP to bolster fertilizer production at home, in Africa
OCP has signed a €80 million deal with Finland’s Outotec to build a sulphuric acid plant, an investment that comes only few days after the Moroccan ph...
Morocco’s OCP tasks Spain’s ACS with building two phosphorus plants
Morocco’s phosphates and fertilizer producer OCP and Spain’s ACS industrial group signed an agreement to build two phosphorus factories for a total co...
OCP Group Complets Acquisition of 20% of Spanish Fertinagro Biotech
Moroccan OCP Group, the world’s largest exporter of phosphates and a leading global phosphate plant nutrition player, and Fertinagro Biotech S.L., a S...
Morocco Launches Afforestation Project to Combat Climate Change
Mohammed VI Polytechnic University of Morocco’s phosphate OCP Group has signed an agreement with Finnish energy company St1 for the implementation of ...
Morocco’s OCP, China’s Hubei Forbon to Develop Eco-friendly Fertilizers
Morocco’s Phosphate group, OCP, and Chinese Hubei Forbon, which specializes in fertilizer additives, have signed a comprehensive partnership agreement...
OCP Revenues Grow 15% in H1 2018
Morocco’s phosphates company saw its revenues grow by 15% in the first half of the year to 26,599 million dirhams ($2.86 billion). Revenues increased ...